Kiki Cuyler

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Kiki Cuyler was a Hall of Fame American outfielder known for his speed, high batting averages, and starring roles with the Pittsburgh Pirates and Chicago Cubs in the 1920s and 1930s.

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Kiki Cuyler canonical 5

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instanceOf Major League Baseball outfielder
National Baseball Hall of Fame inductee
baseball player
human
bats right
batsSide right-handed
battingAverage .321
battingAverageOver300Seasons multiple
birthDate 1898-08-30
birthYear 1898
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
deathDate 1950-02-11
deathYear 1950
eraOfActivity 1920s
1930s
fullName Hazel Montague Cuyler
givenName Hazel
hallOfFame National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum
hallOfFameInductionYear 1968
hits 2299
homeRuns 128
knownFor extra-base hits
high batting average
speed
stolen bases
league Major League Baseball
memberOfSportsTeam Los Angeles Dodgers
surface form: Brooklyn Dodgers

Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
nationality American
nickname Kiki
notableAchievement key contributor to 1925 Pittsburgh Pirates championship
led National League in stolen bases multiple times
occupation professional baseball player
participatedIn 1925 World Series
placeOfBirth Harrisville, Michigan
surface form: Harrisville, Michigan, United States
placeOfDeath Ann Arbor
surface form: Ann Arbor, Michigan, United States
positionPlayed center fielder
outfielder
right fielder
runsBattedIn 1065
sport baseball
stolenBases 328
teamChampionshipWonWith Pittsburgh Pirates
throws right
throwsSide right-handed
WorldSeriesTitles 1

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1925 World Series games mostValuablePlayer Kiki Cuyler
subject surface form: 1925 World Series
1925 World Series games notablePlayer Kiki Cuyler
subject surface form: 1925 World Series
1925 World Series notablePlayer Kiki Cuyler